Reports suggest the Trump team is secretly negotiating a potential peace deal between Ukraine and Russia. Sources claim discussions focus on ending the ongoing conflict while navigating geopolitical challenges. The move could have major implications for U.S. foreign policy, Ukraine’s sovereignty, and regional stability.


Trump's New Peace Plan: What's In It For Ukraine?

An early winter blast has swept across Europe, prompting weather authorities to issue fresh snow and ice warnings. The UK Met Office has issued an amber snow warning for northern England, with yellow ice warnings covering large parts of Wales, northern and central England, and southern Scotland. 

Winter Hits Early Across Europe; Met Office Issues New Snow and Ice Warnings

A explosive breakdown of NASA’s latest 3I/ATLAS images, online outrage, unexplained anomalies, and expert criticism. The interstellar mystery that should’ve brought answers but unleashed suspicion instead. Now Indian scientists have observed the mysterious interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. This observation was made by scientists from the Physical Research Laboratory part of ISRO, using their 1.2-metre telescope at Mount Abu.


3I/ATLAS Backlash: Comet Or Alien Tech?

Wine lovers may be celebrating record flavors, but winegrowers across key regions are struggling as shrinking harvests devastate production. Reduced yields have sparked widespread protests, with growers demanding government support and warning of long-term impacts on vineyards, rural economies, and future wine supplies. Here’s what’s driving the crisis and how it’s reshaping the wine industry.

Diners Celebrate, Winegrowers Struggle: Shrinking Harvest Sparks Protests 

In a surprising move at the G20 Summit, South Africa has defied the US declaration ban, signaling growing tensions and independent policy-making. The decision highlights shifting alliances and challenges in global diplomatic coordination.

 White House: U.S. Won't Take Part in Official Talks at G20 Summit

Brazilian artivist Mundano partnered with Greenpeace to create a powerful art installation at COP30 in Belem, Brazil, using ashes collected from burned Amazon forest lands. The installation featured the message “COP30: Rise for Forests” written with transparent ink revealed by the ashes. Mundano’s technique involves transforming residues from environmental disasters—such as forest fire ashes, toxic mud, and oil spills—into paint, turning traces of destruction into visual calls for environmental justice.

Brazilian Artist Mundano Uses Ashes from Forest Fires to Call for Urgent Climate Action 

Severe floods in Vietnam have killed at least 41 people, with thousands evacuated and major transport routes crippled. Landslides have blocked key highways, including Mimosa Pass near Da Lat, and rail services between north and south Vietnam were suspended. Emergency response centers reported surging calls as heavy rains continued. Here’s the latest on the unfolding disaster.

Deadly Vietnam Floods: At Least 41 Killed as Roads Collapse & Rail Services Halted

COP30: The COP30 climate summit in Belem, Brazil, was temporarily disrupted by a fire that broke out in the Blue Zone pavilion, where delegates, journalists, and activists were gathered for negotiations and events. The fire, suspected to have been caused by a generator malfunction or electrical short circuit, prompted the evacuation of thousands of attendees, including negotiators and media personnel. 


COP30 Summit Disrupted by Fire, Thousands Evacuated in Belem 

G20 Summit 2025: updated reel on US-SA spat on America's G20 participation

The surrealist self-portrait "El sueño (La cama)" ("The Dream (The Bed)"), painted by Frida Kahlo in 1940, sold for a staggering $54.7 million at Sotheby’s auction in New York, setting a new record for the highest price ever paid for a painting by a female artist.


Frida Kahlo’s "The Dream" Sets Record, Sold for $54.7 Million 

Trump vs Democrats: President Donald Trump sharply criticized a video released by six Democratic lawmakers with military and intelligence backgrounds urging service members to refuse illegal orders. On his platform Truth Social, Trump called the video “seditious behavior” and suggested such actions are “punishable by death,” sparking outrage and condemnation from Democratic leaders.  


Trump Labels Democrats’ Military Video ‘Seditious Behavior, Punishable by Death’ 

COP30: A fire erupted on November 20, 2025, at the COP30 climate summit venue in Belem, Brazil, forcing the evacuation of thousands of delegates, journalists, and activists from the Blue Zone pavilion, where negotiations and media activities were taking place.  


COP30 Summit Disrupted by Fire, Thousands Evacuated in Belem

Russia-Ukraine: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has expressed readiness to work constructively with U.S. military leaders on a comprehensive 28-point peace plan aimed at ending the ongoing conflict with Russia.

Russia-Ukraine: Zelensky Engages with U.S. on Draft Plan to End Russia-Ukraine War 

A Russian strike on the city of Zaporizhzhia has killed five people and injured three, according to regional officials. Photos from the scene show buildings on fire and debris scattered across residential streets. Authorities had warned earlier of incoming guided bombs before the attack occurred. This video breaks down what happened, the damage reported, and how the strike fits into ongoing fighting across southeastern Ukraine.

Russian Forces Claim 70% Control Of Pokrovsk

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order calling for the dismantling of the US Department of Education, fulfilling a long-standing campaign promise. The order directs the education secretary to take necessary steps to close the department and return authority to states and local communities. While core programs like Title I, Pell grants, and special education funding will continue, critics warn this could undermine equity, civil rights enforcement, and federal oversight. Lawmakers and advocacy groups are already preparing legal challenges.

Trump Signs Executive Order to Dismantle US Education Department

Qatar has expressed serious concern over new attacks in the ongoing Israel–Gaza war, urging international efforts to prevent further escalation. As tensions rise and humanitarian conditions worsen, Qatar’s statements highlight growing regional alarm over renewed strikes. In this video, we break down the latest developments, regional reactions, and what these concerns could mean for future mediation and diplomacy.

Israel-Gaza War: 33 Gazans Killed In The Last 12-Hours

A 5.7 magnitude earthquake originating near Ghorashal, Bangladesh caused strong tremors felt across Kolkata and adjoining districts on the morning of November 21, 2025. The seismic event lasted about 20-30 seconds, sparking panic but resulting in no immediate reports of damage or casualties. The quake follows recent moderate tremors in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

5.7 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Bangladesh

Russia-Ukraine War: The United States, working with Russia, has drafted a 28-point peace plan that would force Ukraine to make significant concessions, including ceding Crimea, Luhansk, and Donetsk regions to Russia and reducing its armed forces by more than half. The proposal includes strict security guarantees modeled on NATO’s Article 5, promising coordinated military responses if Russia violates the agreement. The plan also calls for Ukraine to hold elections within 100 days and for all parties to receive amnesty. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has agreed to work constructively with the U.S. on the plan, which seeks to end the four-year conflict but has sparked deep divisions domestically and internationally.

Ukraine Faces Tough Peace Deal Drafted by U.S. & Russia, Giving Up Territory, Capping Military

The United States has finally released its delayed September jobs report, more than six weeks late. The data shows hiring came in stronger than expected, but the unemployment rate still rose and previous months were revised weaker. This video breaks down the mixed signals and what they mean for the U.S. labor market and economic outlook.

Delayed Jobs Report Shows Mixed U.S. Labour Market 

Global investment bank Morgan Stanley predicts that India’s benchmark Sensex could surpass the 100,000-point mark by December 2026, driven by strong corporate earnings, economic growth, and investor optimism. Analysts highlight robust sectors such as technology, finance, and infrastructure as key drivers. The forecast reflects growing confidence in India’s equity market, attracting domestic and international investors alike.

Morgan Stanley Predicts Sensex to Cross 100K Points in Dec 2026

The International Film Festival of India (IFFI) has announced the launch of India’s first-ever Artificial Intelligence (AI) Film Festival and Hackathon, taking place during IFFI's 56th edition in Goa from November 20-28, 2024. In collaboration with LTIMindtree and the National Film Development Corporation (NFDC), the festival aims to bring together filmmakers, technologists, and innovators to explore AI-driven storytelling.


IFFI 2025 Opens With Cinema Parade In Goa: Culture, Cinema & Celebration

The World Cup 2026 playoff draw has created major suspense, especially with four-time champion Italy facing a challenging path. Italy will host Northern Ireland in the semifinal, but if they advance, they must play a one-off final away from home against either Wales or Bosnia. With only six World Cup spots left, home-field advantage and single-match pressure could define Italy’s fate. Here’s how the full playoff bracket shapes up.

All Eyes on Italy: This Is How the World Cup 2026 Playoff Brackets Look

Verizon has announced the largest layoff in its history, cutting more than 13,000 jobs as part of a major cost restructuring. CEO Dan Schulman said the company’s current cost structure is hindering innovation and weakening its customer offerings. This video looks at why the cuts were made and how they could reshape the telecom giant’s future.

Verizon Announces Biggest Layoff in Its History 

The U.S. dollar has surged against most major currencies, rising beyond what interest rate differentials can justify. Although the likelihood of a December Federal Reserve rate cut has decreased, analysts warn there are still downside risks for the greenback. This video explains what is driving the rally and why investors are becoming cautious.

Investors Bet on Downside Risks for Dollar

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Trump's New Peace Plan: What's In It For Ukraine?

Winter Hits Early Across Europe; Met Office Issues New Snow and Ice Warnings

3I/ATLAS Backlash: Comet Or Alien Tech?

Diners Celebrate, Winegrowers Struggle: Shrinking Harvest Sparks Protests

White House: U.S. Won't Take Part in Official Talks at G20 Summit

Brazilian Artist Mundano Uses Ashes from Forest Fires to Call for Urgent Climate Action

Deadly Vietnam Floods: At Least 41 Killed as Roads Collapse & Rail Services Halted

COP30 Summit Disrupted by Fire, Thousands Evacuated in Belem

G20 Summit 2025: updated reel on US-SA spat on America's G20 participation

Frida Kahlo’s "The Dream" Sets Record, Sold for $54.7 Million

Trump Labels Democrats’ Military Video ‘Seditious Behavior, Punishable by Death’

COP30 Summit Disrupted by Fire, Thousands Evacuated in Belem

Zelensky Engages with U.S. on Draft Plan to End Russia-Ukraine War

Russian Forces Claim 70% Control Of Pokrovsk

Trump Signs Executive Order to Dismantle US Education Department

Israel-Gaza War: 33 Gazans Killed In The Last 12-Hours

5.7 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Bangladesh

Ukraine Faces Tough Peace Deal Drafted by U.S. & Russia, Giving Up Territory, Capping Military

Delayed Jobs Report Shows Mixed U.S. Labour Market

Morgan Stanley Predicts Sensex to Cross 100K Points in Dec 2026

IFFI 2025 Opens With Cinema Parade In Goa: Culture, Cinema & Celebration

All Eyes on Italy: This Is How the World Cup 2026 Playoff Brackets Look

Verizon Announces Biggest Layoff in Its History

Investors Bet on Downside Risks for Dollar